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Closest big air bag to manchester nh?

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wazawski
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i live near manchester nh am i'm wondering where the closest mountain that has a big air bag would be. is windham mountain the closest? mapquest says it's about 4 hours from me which isn't bad at all. is there a closer one tho? also off axis tricks are ok right? just no straight backs and fronts?
Jan 16 2010 1:08PM
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stokedelic
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mt hood, oregon.
Jan 16 2010 3:06PM
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deathcookie
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The closest to you is probably windham mountain.
Jan 16 2010 3:32PM
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DDrem.
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this
Jan 16 2010 3:33PM
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wazawski
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what about the no inverts rule? off axis ok?
Jan 16 2010 9:52PM
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hawaiiansteeze
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that probably varies from place to place. when i hit one you could do anything u wanted
Jan 16 2010 9:59PM
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Mailbox
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you can throw off axis just nothing that involves your feet going over your head. however, i see people land on their head all the time and people will do backflips just make sure its on your last run .
Jan 16 2010 11:52PM
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highindasky55
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Crotched mountain in francestown throws a big air in march sometime, usually a pretty sick comp. Probably 45 mins from manchvegas
Jan 16 2010 11:55PM
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c.hale
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big air bag, not big air comp.

and the drive to crotch mountain is one of the worst rides in the history of roads

Jan 17 2010 12:54AM
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wazawski
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4 hours honestly isn't bad at all....and i'm glad to hear that it's ok to throw off axis stuff cause i can already do fronts and backs
Jan 17 2010 6:14PM
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Jchill
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The nearest air bag is in Gilford, you gotta hit up Gunstock, i used to live up near there. They had 2 parks when i lived up there and they just added an air bag this year, they should have it up next year too
Jul 14 2011 2:43PM
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.squirrely.
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granite gorge is getting one two with a dryslope into it, thats probably a bad drive too though
Jul 14 2011 2:45PM
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nellyyy
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Gunstock, if we're talking about the wintertime
Jul 14 2011 2:49PM
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Jchill
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This is the northeast, you go out and find me a dry slope with a big air bag...what other time would you be hittin one up here?
Jul 14 2011 9:27PM
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d00d
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Definitely gunstock did the big air bag last year was like $15 dollars extra with the ticket plan on being there a couple of times this year also...it's open for a big portion of the ski season which is good
Jul 15 2011 3:38AM
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